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<blockquote data-quote="sebbl" data-source="post: 283265" data-attributes="member: 69841">Hi guys (and maybe some women?)!Atm I´m having a singleseat htpc, running mediaportal rc1 on windows xp. The hardware is a Biostar TA690G and a AMD BE-2350.For the future I´m dreaming of a client-server solution, because I want to include a second tv.The &quot;main-tv&quot; is a samsung a656 40&quot;, so I want to be able to watch hdtv via dvb-s2. The second tv will be a small one near the bed, so no hdtv is necessary here. Now I had following idea:Client&amp;Server for HDTV:780G-Board with a 4850e processorSDTV-Client:(my old) TA690G and the BE-2350Does this make sense?And how much RAM will I need in each of the htpcs?Would it be possible to run the SDTV without a HDD? Maybe some solution with Windows XPembedded or a boot via LAN?Thanks in advance</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sebbl, post: 283265, member: 69841"] Hi guys (and maybe some women?)! Atm I´m having a singleseat htpc, running mediaportal rc1 on windows xp. The hardware is a Biostar TA690G and a AMD BE-2350. For the future I´m dreaming of a client-server solution, because I want to include a second tv. The "main-tv" is a samsung a656 40", so I want to be able to watch hdtv via dvb-s2. The second tv will be a small one near the bed, so no hdtv is necessary here. Now I had following idea: Client&Server for HDTV: 780G-Board with a 4850e processor SDTV-Client: (my old) TA690G and the BE-2350 Does this make sense? And how much RAM will I need in each of the htpcs? Would it be possible to run the SDTV without a HDD? Maybe some solution with Windows XPembedded or a boot via LAN? Thanks in advance [/QUOTE]

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